It's rare that the average person is hospitalized for depression,
as most insurance plans frown upon such action.
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snood
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Wed 14 Mar, 2007 05:39 am
Wonder what the rate of hospitalization is for people maniacally obsessed with smearing a politician?
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nimh
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Wed 14 Mar, 2007 10:00 am
woiyo wrote:
Well, he can take a leave of absense or resign. I would repect that.
Resigning? If your concern truly is "the taxpayers' expense" that doesnt make any sense at all. Elections are seriously expensive to organise. Aside from the tendency of meaningful governance being mostly suspended during the campaign.
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Setanta
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Wed 14 Mar, 2007 10:02 am
snood wrote:
Wonder what the rate of hospitalization is for people maniacally obsessed with smearing a politician?
I suspect that it is not nearly high enough . . .
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Miller
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Wed 14 Mar, 2007 01:55 pm
snood wrote:
Wonder what the rate of hospitalization is for people maniacally obsessed with smearing a politician?
You must be referring to the Bush and Romney bashers!
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Baldimo
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Wed 14 Mar, 2007 02:33 pm
nimh wrote:
woiyo wrote:
Well, he can take a leave of absense or resign. I would repect that.
Resigning? If your concern truly is "the taxpayers' expense" that doesnt make any sense at all. Elections are seriously expensive to organise. Aside from the tendency of meaningful governance being mostly suspended during the campaign.
Is that why all these presidential candidates are now wasting our money? I mean the primaries are a year away and they are already trying to get elected. In the mean time have they been voting on anything?
